Training

You want to prevent sexism and sexual violence?
There are plenty of things you can do.

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The aim of the training is to give key information on how to identify and address sexism and sexual violence, so we can end it together.

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The training provides comprehensive information on recognising violence, understanding the various forms of sexism and sexual violence, and familiarising participants with the legal terminology used to classify these offences. It guides participants on how to protect victims by identifying signs of violence and learning effective ways to support and communicate with those affected.

The program combines theoretical concepts, practical tools, and interactive exercises to ensure an engaging learning experience.

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    Free

    Our training has been created by volunteers qualified in psychology, law, teaching, marketing, media, charity management, and more… It was prepared in partnership with the #NousToutes collective which trained over 110,000 people in France.

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    Open to all

    Our training aims to help everyone understand and deconstruct gender-biases and gender-based violence, bystanders as well as victims.

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    Safe

    We prioritise well-being by creating a safe space for participants to discuss challenging topics without sharing personal experiences.

Test your knowledge on sexism and sexual violence

How well do you understand the key facts and statistics about sexism and sexual violence? Challenge yourself and find out now!

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Explore Essential Facts and Figures

Understanding sexism and sexual violence requires relying on credible, well-sourced data. Why? Because these facts highlight the ongoing and systematic nature of these issues worldwide, making it clear that they are still pervasive.

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Know what to do if you witness violence

If you find yourself witnessing violence, do you know how to respond? Learn the 5 Ds and be prepared to take action.

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